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The
Epidemiology Monitor - January
2026
Editor's Note:
This month you'll also find a
broad range of articles. The first talks about the result
of the failure of
chemical regulation and
it's followed by an article that touts what public health
won in 2025. Our profile of the month is a veterinary
epidemiologist with a broad and varied career. You'll
also see a series of epidemiology thrillers that she's
published in recent years. Looking at the job hunt, we've
got a piece about the new book by the legendary Dr. Tom
Frieden on enhancing success in the early phase of your
career. We've also published a grant opportunity that
might interest to some of you.
After we
published the calendar issue last month we were approached
about several events that we did not make the list because
they hadn't been announced yet. As a result we've updated
the calendar - you'll find a fresh copy in this issue. We
may update the calendar again later in the year so if you
are planning an event please reach out so we can make sure
you are included.
We are
starting to hear from many of you with articles that you'd
like us to consider publishing. We are always interested
in your offerings. Please also consider nominating people
for our profile series, writing a review of a book, or
letting us know about individuals whose accomplishment
should be added to our monthly Notes on People feature.
LAST CALL
- Summer Programs
If you are in a position where you run a
summer program we need to talk to you to get information
about your program for our summer program issue next
month. Someone in your office should be receiving an email
from us shortly. You are also welcome to email us
directly at
info@epimonitor.net and we will send you a form to
fill out so we have all the pertinent information about
your program before we compile this issue. If you are
interested in advertising your program in other issues
we'll also be happy to talk to you about that.
As always,
we continue to provide you with our popular monthly word
game feature, Notes on People, an overview of what we are
reading from the public media, and a listing of near term
upcoming events. Ask us about the sponsorship
opportunities for these standard monthly features - it
offers you great exposure for your event, institution,
book or other item of interest to our readers!
Until next
month - stay safe and busy!
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